I would suggest copying this whole page and filling it in as you go. This is a long assignment. Make sure you go all the way to the bottom before you think you are done. Also work diligently so you dont have homework.Delete the instructions when you finish each section. P.S. Take Ice Cube's Advice... Check yo self (ask me or a neighbor)
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Matter can combine physically and chemically. You need to know what examples of matter mixing involve chemical reactions and physical ones. Copy and paste the list and table below to your webpage. Then cut and paste the phrases into the table on a wiki on your website titled 7-3 Classification of Matter. P.S. all the rows under chemical changes will be full when you are done.
Decomposes/decomposition
Milk souring
Plants Growing
To produce (new substance)
A combines with B to make Q
Acid rain weathers buildings
Changing A into B
Ice cream was heated
Reacts with Zinc
Fire
Oxygen is converted to carbon dioxide
I sliced a pear
Ice cube melting
A mirror breaking
Your bike rusting
Wood burning
Turns into a new substance
Acid rain damages a limestone statue
Water evaporating
Food digesting
Silver tarnishes (silver turns black)
Tearing paper
A bowl shattering
Forms new substance
Paper shredding
Water boiling
Ripping of paper
Rocks cracking
Dissolving sugar in water
Tums will neutralize your stomach
Eggs rotting
Cooking scrambled eggs
Water breaks down to Hydrogen and Oxygen
Physical Changes
Chemical Changes
For the explanation, explain in 1 sentence each why these examples are in the category they are. Examples:
I can separate the skittles from the M&M's
I can boil the water to get the salt back
I can let it sit and the layers will separate out
I can sift the dirt to get the rocks out
It is made of only 1 atom
It is a chemical combination of 2 elements
Mixtures
Examples
(Use google)
Explanation of why it is in the group that it is in
Picture for 1 of every 3 examples.
Heterogeneous
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Homogeneous (solutions- aka dissolved stuff)
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Pure Substances
Elements
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Compounds
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Label the following pictures as chemical or physical changes in the empty boxes.
Exposed to different light
Wheel fell off
Carbonation was lost
Less light --> less chlorophyll --> less
green --> fall colors
Food coloring mixes with water to
make colored water
Time Length
- 2 Day
InstructionsMilk souring
Plants Growing
To produce (new substance)
A combines with B to make Q
Acid rain weathers buildings
Changing A into B
Ice cream was heated
Reacts with Zinc
Fire
Oxygen is converted to carbon dioxide
I sliced a pear
Ice cube melting
A mirror breaking
Your bike rusting
Wood burning
Turns into a new substance
Acid rain damages a limestone statue
Water evaporating
Food digesting
Silver tarnishes (silver turns black)
Tearing paper
A bowl shattering
Forms new substance
Paper shredding
Water boiling
Ripping of paper
Rocks cracking
Dissolving sugar in water
Tums will neutralize your stomach
Eggs rotting
Cooking scrambled eggs
Water breaks down to Hydrogen and Oxygen
Mixtures
(Use google)
Pure Substances
Label the following pictures as chemical or physical changes in the empty boxes.
green --> fall colors
make colored water